Five French Tourism and Sport Medals - Two Medals for Tourism, 1st Class; Medal for Tourism, 2nd Class; Bronze Sport Medal; and Enamelled Sport Medal. Un-mounted, original ribbons, intact enamels on the Enamelled Sport Medal, ranging from very fine to near extremely fine.

Four First War French Medals and Awards - War Cross 1914-1918 (with 1914-1916 reverse); Commemorative Medal for the War 1914-1918; Wound Medal; and National Union of Veterans of the Great War (UNC) Membership Medal 1914-1918. Un-mounted, original ribbons, intact enamels along with a dual prong pinback on the reverse of the Wound Medal, ranging from near very fine to near extremely fine.

In die struck bronze, obverse illustrating the left-facing bust of Benjamin Franklin, inscribed "BENJAMIN" at the left, "FRANKLIN" at the right and engraver marked "CAQUE F." (Armand-Auguste Caqué) below, reverse inscribed in Latin "NATUS BOSTONIAE IN AMERICA FOEDERATA AN. M. DCC. VI. OBIIT AN. M. DCC. XC. / SERIES NUMISMATICA UNIVERSALIS VIRORUM ILLUSTRRIUM. M.DCCC.XVIII." and marked "DURAND EDIDIT" (Pierre Amédée Durand), 40.8 mm, edge nicks, contact marks, very fine.
Footnote: Pierre Amédée Durand produced a series of medals of famous men beginning in 1817, enlisting various well-known engravers in the process. The initial medals in the series were struck at the French Mint Administration (1817-1826). These medals have no inscription or stampings on the edge. Durand later took his medals to the Munich Mint. These medals have "MONACHII" on their rim. Durand returned again to the French Mint Administration between 1844 and 1846 for new strikes and re-strikes, although these medals have the stamp of the French Mint and "CUIVRE" (copper).